Things to see and do Wallonie

Jodoigne is a town full of churches open to visitors. One of these is Saint-Barthélemy church, located in Zetrud-Lumay. This church is part of the pastoral unit of Jodoigne and is attached to the diocese of Walloon Brabant. It is run by the priest Joseph Mundeke. For lovers of religious architecture, the Saint-Barthélemy church is a must-see during a visit to Jodoigne.

Housed in an 18th century building, this museum exhibits objects that belonged to the Collegiate Church from the Middle Ages to the 18th century. The highlights: four Gothic limestone statues of Saints Paul, John, Peter and Andrew. But also various wood and stone creations in pure Brabantine Gothic style, Gallo-Roman pieces, antique or 18th century terracotta pottery and a series of everyday objects (cupboards, chests, musical instruments...).

The mill was restored by a passionate passionné and preserved in its state of origin: all of its mechanisms are those that still produce flour some years ago.